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Florida Finds: Florida Agricultural Museum

Nov 18, 2024
Look at tiny houses, experience a Caribbean festival, and learn history of Florida’s agriculture at this Palm Coast attraction.
Local Living

Annual Cane Boil & Fiddle Fest changes weekend

Nov 15, 2024
Event to be held on Nov. 23 prior to Thanksgiving.
Local Living

Lemony Snicket to discuss writing, memoirs, censorship at UF event

Nov 14, 2024
Author event will be on Nov. 25.
Local Living

“Ride the Rail Trail” slated for Sunday

Nov 13, 2024
Community bike ride supports protection and conservation of rail tails.
Local Living

Alachua County Poet Laureate to represent U.S. at Nigerian theatre festival

Nov 13, 2024
E. Stanley Richardson will perform one-man show “Satchmo at the Waldorf.”
Local Living

Flying Pig Parade to return on Dec. 28

Nov 12, 2024
More than 60 groups expected to participate in Gainesville event.
Local Living

Safe Streets and Roads Community Workshop slated for Wednesday

Nov 11, 2024
Alachua County, city of Gainesville and UF seek public input on street safety.
Local Living

HCA North Florida awards $25K grant to Bread of Mighty

Nov 11, 2024
Healthy Equity Catalyst Grant to help address food insecurity in North Central Florida.
Local Living

Santa Fe to celebrate jazz heritage with concert

Nov 11, 2024
Annual “Evening of Jazz” to be held on Friday.
Local Living

Israeli actor, IDF hero to share story on Tuesday

Nov 11, 2024
On Tuesday, Israeli celebrity actor and IDF (Israel Defense Forces) hero Yadin Gellman will share his story at the Chabad UF Jewish Student & Community Center. […]
Local News

Heartwood neighborhood to host inaugural block party

Nov 9, 2024
East Gainesville gathering to celebrate community of economic diversity.
Local Living

SF College recital to feature guitar ensemble

Nov 8, 2024
Recital slated for Wednesday.
Local Living

“Run with the Cops” to return at SF College

Nov 8, 2024
Annual event to take place on Thursday.
Education

Magnet program showcase set for Nov. 16

Nov 8, 2024
Showcase to include all magnet programs, elementary through high school.
Local Living

Partnership for Strong Families drive calls for toy donations

Nov 8, 2024
Wish Upon a Star is PSF’s largest annual donation drive.
Local Living

Gainesville-based Bacopa Literary Review publishes 15th edition

Nov 7, 2024
Journal is a product of Writers Alliance of Gainesville.
Local Living

High Springs Brewing Company to host Veteran Day event on Sunday

Nov 7, 2024
BBQ proceeds to benefit local disabled veterans.
Local Living

SF Gallery to show annual Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition

Nov 7, 2024
Event opens on Friday, Nov. 8.
Local Living

Alachua County to hold Veterans Day celebration

Nov 7, 2024
Alachua County will hold a Veterans Day celebration on Monday, Nov. 11, at Veterans Memorial Park in Gainesville. The event will run from 9 a.m. to […]
Local Living

Veterans Memorial Park ribbon-cutting ceremony slated for Monday

Nov 7, 2024
The Alachua County Parks and Open Spaces will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park on Monday to unveil a new inclusive playground and other […]
Education

Alachua County Public Schools students named all-state musicians

Nov 7, 2024
Students come from nine local middle and high schools.
Education

Santa Fe FFA team wins gold at national convention

Nov 6, 2024
A team of students from Santa Fe High School’s FFA chapter recently won the coveted Gold Emblem at the national FFA Agricultural Issues Forum Leadership event […]
Local Living

Yelp releases 2024 Top Places to Eat in Gainesville area

Nov 6, 2024
Yelp Elites roundup 25 local eateries in Gainesville and Ocala with the best ratings and reviews.
Local Living

43rd Downtown Festival and Art Show set for Nov. 9-10 

Nov 6, 2024
Annual event to feature over 200 artists, live music, performing arts and food.

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